MTR reports preliminary causes of two Lam Tin incidents
The operator says it has checked similar equipment; the bureau gave MTR a month to report, and MTR must allocate HK$4.8 million to the service performance rebate account.
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The operator says it has checked similar equipment; the bureau gave MTR a month to report, and MTR must allocate HK$4.8 million to the service performance rebate account.
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Reports said he swerved to avoid a dog before the car left the road; he was later taken to hospital conscious.
The 26-year-old fellow patient had moderate intellectual disability; sentencing was adjourned for a trauma report.
The site was near homes and lacked dedicated fire-safety equipment, police and the Hong Kong Fire Services Department said.
The man, reported to be about 60, was conscious when taken to hospital; the fall was said to have damaged a 13th-floor water pipe.
The operation took place in Sha Tau Kok.
The Transport Department said all lanes were closed between Stanley Beach Road and Carmel Road; the driver escaped and no injuries were reported.
The seizure included about 1.2 million suspected illicit cigarettes and about 700,000 suspected alternative smoking products; one of three arrested men had been charged.
The pieces were described as a pearl necklace and a diamond necklace; the resident had returned from the UK two days earlier.
A 46-year-old man was arrested outside the village house; one officer suffered injuries to his hand and face.
The attack took place outside a meat stall at Grandeur Terrace Shopping Centre; both victims were conscious when taken to hospital.
Police were called at 7.13am on 29 October after the dog was seen running along the fast lane.
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